The Cleveland Browns emerged from a very crowded and confusing quarterback competition and started the veteran in Joe Flacco to begin the season. They then later dealt him to the Bengals in order to give Dillon Gabriel a shot. Neither option has been particularly fruitful as the team sits at 2-6 and in the cellar of the AFC North. Gabriel has shown little to create excitement in his four starts, which is leading to a predictable push from the fans to see what another rookie quarterback has to offer.
But Shedeur Sanders will remain on the sidelines even if he remains the main character. Halfway through a lost season, Browns supporters are beginning to wonder what the heck is going on and what could possibly be preventing the team from seeing what Sanders can do out there.
